City Planners Wrestle with California’s New, Controversial Housing Law
Santa Barbara’s planning division is crafting an ordinance to meet the new Senate Bill 9 requirements.
Author: Jean Yamamura
What Does $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Mean for Santa Barbara?
Rep. Salud Carbajal praises once-in-a-generation investment in internet, roads, and more.
We May Be Tired of COVID, but COVID’s Not Tired of Us
Santa Barbara County Public Health Officer Dr. Henning Ansorg discusses herd immunity, booster shots, and how best to protect yourself this holiday season.
What’s That Sound?
Santa Barbara Police will test a new evacuation siren on the Westside this morning.
Petition to Keep Flavored Tobacco Sales in Goleta Moves Forward
Gains sufficient signatures though petitioners accused of misrepresentation.
New Marine Sanctuary Moves One Step Closer
Chumash National Marine Sanctuary begins designation phase.
Goleta to Sue UCSB over Lack of Housing
The city is doubtful Munger Hall will be built anytime soon and states university has failed to fulfill a 2010 agreement to tie enrollment to new housing.
A Dangerous Plan
In this case one must indeed “look a gift horse in the mouth” and refuse a monetary gift if it has so many questionable negative aspects.
Two Hundred Million Reasons
I was alarmed to read about the windowless design of Munger Hall’s “pods” in Tyler Hayden’s article.
In Soviet Russia …
The first thing that came to mind as I read your article on the proposed 4,500 person Megadorm at UCSB, was my own experience with the infamous Rossiya Hotel near Red Square in Moscow.
